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10 Language-to-English DictionariesErhitzt
Pronunciation / Transliteration: ɛrˈhɪtst
"Die Diskussion war sehr erhitzt."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Made warm or hot.
"The heated debate lasted for hours." - 2
Characterized by strong emotion or intensity.
"Their heated arguments often led to misunderstandings."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'heated' is derived from the Old English 'hēat', which means 'hot' or 'warm'. It evolved through Middle English as 'hete', and the past participle form 'heated' emerged in the 15th century, reflecting the action of making something warm or the state of being warm.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Heated" is said worldwide
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Chauffé
Transliteration: ʃo.fe
"Le débat était très chauffé."
Erhitzt
Transliteration: ɛrˈhɪtst
"Die Diskussion war sehr erhitzt."
Riscaldato
Transliteration: ris.kalˈda.to
"Il dibattito era molto riscaldato."
Calentado
Transliteration: ka.lenˈta.ðo
"El debate fue muy calentado."
Aquecido
Transliteration: a.keˈsi.du
"O debate estava muito aquecido."
गर्म
Transliteration: garm
"बहस बहुत गर्म थी।"
加热的
Transliteration: jiārè de
"辩论非常激烈。"
열린
Transliteration: yeollin
"토론은 매우 열띤 상태였다."
加熱された
Transliteration: kanetsu sareta
"議論は非常に加熱された。"
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